An interesting post of Light Room history from Victoria Bampton

http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=...e=c10cc 0e1d0
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Regards,

Eric Stevens

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Eric Stevens wrote:

http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=...=ec475ab628&e=
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for those interested in LightRoom history:

https://www.dpreview.com/articles/0484340472/rawshooterprem

Pixmatec was the other split off from Phase, Imacon the first and was
bought by Adobe at the introduction of LR. The funny thing is that
nothing happened with LR AFTER that RawShooter was acquired! Here's
Adobes take:

https://www.adobe.com/special/pixmantec/

And RawShooter appears to remain downloadable!

Weekend Freebie. Here y go:

http://www.photo-freeware.net/downlo...w-shooter-esse
ntials/
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Eric Stevens:

http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=...=ec475ab628&e=
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"...2007 was also the year of the first iPhone, the Kindle, and the
year Dropbox was founded.*Photoshop CS3 was released on April 16,
2007."

Had 'em all. Lightroom Beta, Lightroom 1 (even though I was an Aperture
True Believer), iPhone, Kindle, Dropbox, CS3. Dumped the Kindle after
iPad was released with a Kindle app.

I'm glad I divided my work between Aperture and Lr, because by 2012 I
realized that Aperture was at a dead end and the transition to Lr was
not terribly difficult. I'll never trust Apple "Pro" apps again. But
that's moot since Apple doesn't make pro computers anymore.

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On 2017-02-19 16:41:28 +0000, Davoud said:

Eric Stevens:

http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=...=ec475ab628&e=
c10cc0e1d0

"...2007 was also the year of the first iPhone, the Kindle, and the
year Dropbox was founded.Â*Photoshop CS3 was released on April 16,
2007."

Had 'em all. Lightroom Beta, Lightroom 1 (even though I was an Aperture
True Believer), iPhone, Kindle, Dropbox, CS3. Dumped the Kindle after
iPad was released with a Kindle app.

I never went down the Aperture road, but I was an LR Beta user, and
fully qualified on the CS upgrade treadmill. I never owned a Kindle,
just the iPad Kindle app.

I'm glad I divided my work between Aperture and Lr, because by 2012 I
realized that Aperture was at a dead end and the transition to Lr was
not terribly difficult. I'll never trust Apple "Pro" apps again. But
that's moot since Apple doesn't make pro computers anymore.

That should get nospam going. ;-)
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"...2007 was also the year of the first iPhone, the Kindle, and the
year Dropbox was founded.*Photoshop CS3 was released on April 16,
2007."

Had 'em all. Lightroom Beta, Lightroom 1 (even though I was an Aperture
True Believer), iPhone, Kindle, Dropbox, CS3. Dumped the Kindle after
iPad was released with a Kindle app.

I'm glad I divided my work between Aperture and Lr, because by 2012 I
realized that Aperture was at a dead end and the transition to Lr was
not terribly difficult. I'll never trust Apple "Pro" apps again. But
that's moot since Apple doesn't make pro computers anymore.

ignorant statement of the year.